How to protect COVID-19 patients against ventilator? Surprising treatment comes to light

According to Baaghi TV reports, many countries across the globe are currently experiencing the second and third wave of COVID-19, following its outbreak from China’s Wuhan region in late 2019. 

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Pakistan is among the countries currently experiencing the third wave where day by day, the number of patients is constantly increasing. According to a report published in the British newspaper Daily Mail, patients suffering from Corona virus are better off if they take an aspirin pill. Even if a patient is severely affected by the virus, they can be saved from a visit to the ICU.

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The researchers explained that taking an aspirin pill on a daily basis can reduce the patients chances of a visit to the ICU exponentially, as low as 40%.

The team, led by George Washington University School of Medicine in the District of Columbia, says the findings show that patients can be treated faster, easier and cheaper than commonly used medications.

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“We started administering aspirin to patients, because many of them had multiple complications, or blood clots were forming in their bodies. That’s why we thought anti-platelet agents, or aspirin, diluted the blood,” Dr. Jonathan Chow, an assistant professor at the George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences, told CNN.

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